She is known for her expertise in the area of health-seeking behavior, social determinants, and participatory action research related to population health. As a public health physician with 10 years of experience working in the Ministry of Health at various levels from the health clinic, hospital, and managerial level for program-based planning monitoring and evaluation in family health scope services in particular the maternal and perinatal health. She is appointed as the national youth research development referent (think tank) in relation to health and a member of the research committee at the Malaysian Institute of Youth Research (IYRES). She has been appointed as a university consultant for national research related to maternal and child health at the National Institute of Health Malaysia and long-term care plan for elderly care under the Malaysian Institute of Social. She joins the academician as a medical lecturer in the Community Health Department, Medical Faculty UKM for more than 25 years since 2002. Currently, lead the Population Health Research Group under the Advanced in Medicine and Health Research Cluster in UKM. She is the head unit of family health for more than 10 years in which she has put a lot of effort into promoting family health as a sub-specialization and priority research for national development. Formerly, coordinate the doctoral mixed mode program Doctor of Public Health for UKM since 2007 with more than 200 students have enrolled during the period of 2007- 2019. Formerly, she was appointed as the chairperson for a National Technical Working Group for Postgraduate Medical Curriculum Review for the scope of public health and also appointed as a national member for Subspecialty Review Gazettement For Public Health Physician under National Specialist Registry Malaysia. She involves in collaborative research work with other agencies. She is appointed as the UKM coordinator for a memorandum of understanding with the National Board of Family and Population Planning (LPPKN), the Perinatal institute of United Kingdom (Birmingham), and with industry ROSCHE for a research grant and MESINIAGA in digitalization of maternal healthcare monitoring.